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omg i saw your car today and i decided to subscribe , your videos already seem amazing

This used to be my grandparents house and property! I had so many great memories in that home. Y’all did an amazing and beautiful job updating everything! I kinda miss those funny saloon doors haha! Great video!

Did you buy your land first before you started this project?

Dude named his kid after a dog😂

That's just about what we paid for the same building in 1999. Crazy.

finally a great video with good numbers right on boss trying to get like you

@12:00 "the money is back in equity". It absolutely is not. You never get your equity in these buildings. It's a great gift for they buyer if you decide to sell.

Serious question. If you can't do any of the plumbing, electrical or literally any other part of the construction, why do you need a shop to begin with? Or is it just a big garage?

Thank you

I am still waiting for a comment back on how high your walls are with this building. Please comment back. Thank you for this video looking to do the same size. But I need to know how high your walls are because I want to go the highest that I can. So I can put a Loft up in the please let me know thank you

What is the highest wall that people could get with a metal building? Please come and back and let me know. This building looks real. Nice me myself. I would only need one big overhead door so I can get a motor home in it. Thank you for this video. It opened up my eyes on purchasing one

Enjoyed the video. Y’all have stayed busy!

Kids are looking good. Congratulations on the new addition!

$112K is not that bad for what you got.

You Sir, got raped. By about $60k raped. But hey, atleast you paid for "covid".

OH MAN... Just about the same size and interior stuff I was looking to build. I was also thinking 65K-70K-ish. YIKES! Suddenly, a short delay... ☹

Man, that’s what we are looking to build for a small Church we are working on, me and my wife. We live in El Paso and so far the companies I have contacted for a quote haven’t called back. May be a small job for them. Any idea or suggestions would be very appreciated. It probably wont be as high as yours but that’s the dimensions I’m looking at, 40x60. Thanks for the idea on the money spent, God bless you and your family and business. Ps. Would it be a better time to build now? Blessings.

Nice!, how much did your property taxes increase by?

great video Dad, this is by far the best one!!! Comprehensive explanation of all the costs not just net

I saw the CZcams sticker on your car in Gresham this morning and had to look you up. Keep up the good work!

Great video cousin! Miss you guys!

Wow! That's a ton of money.

Building at the top of the stock market bubble, top of the real estate bubble, and top of the building materials bubble does not equate to sustainable $1 for $1 increase in equity. You will likely lose the entire value of the building in equity over the next 2 years as the bubble deflates. But hey you will have a nice building! Cheers!

no way would I have paid that much. during the price hike of lumber not realistic. I would have waited a couple years.

Your property is gorgeous. Where are you?

Thank you

Nice breakdown

Very informative and eye opening. I built a 40x60x12 in 2018 and spent around 75k. I also did the foam and HIGHLY recommend it. My foam was $9600 for 3" ceiling and 2" wall. I did not do bathroom. And doesn't include electrical as I did it myself.

Would have been nice to see the inside ( lights, bathroom, etc.) to compare with your pricing. Nice building. 👍

2,400 sq Feet = 222.9 sq metres at US$501.21 / sqm or AUD @ .7USD = AU$703.55 / sqm (bit dear) then plus another AU$35,000 for local Council building permits and their other fucked charges.

Good info., thank you

Nice place you have there. I'm in Houston, Is there any room for me and my wife up in Tyler? lol City life is killing me.

Thanks for the break down of costs. I am in SW Virginia and started putting up a 40x60x14 red iron building in the fall of 2019. Because of rain delays, covid, and a lead contractor that became worthless, we finally finished it in the spring of 2021. My costs were similar to yours. Some stuff cheaper, and some stuff more. I think I am at around 100k for mine. Biggest issue I ran into was nobody around me wanted to work. Finding worthy subs was a nightmare. Only god send was the electrician I ended up using. He was awesome and let me help to save money. I put in a 400 amp service, so the big wire and components were expensive.

I have been getting bids on having the exact same shop size installed on my new property. I am so sorry to tell you, Slab and metal building, same doors etc, grand total around $50K now. So yeah prices have came down. I am however now looking into a pole barn with a local lumberyard rough cut lumber. They are saying I can do it for half the cost. May be the area (southern GA) as to why we are cheaper, more poor folks here I guess. Concrete is only 16K. Plumbing and Electrical I am doing, including interior. All that said. You have a perfect shop sir. Will had huge value to your home.

Great information, how about a shop tour?!? Looks incredible

Thank you for sharing.

Did you do any of the work yourself as far as out door construction? It is a great looking building, I also favor the 40x60. And here in West Texas think I will be adding a thicker coat to the walls. Wife only wants a small house but said I could have a big shop!

I build my 40x60 steel building in 1989. $15000 for the building with 2" fiberglass insulation in the ceiling and $2500 to erect it. With the slab, doors, electrical and plumbing, for a bathroom I have about $30 k total in it. Amazing how much things have went up!

Wow. Great building. However the price you paid you could have built 2 of them. Almost 3 if you did it yourself 😆

Thank you for this video, question for you concerning the Insulation I know some metal buildings you can buy/pay for Insulation to be added I believe it's just a sheet membrane that they install. Did you do that as well and can be close cell foam insulation be sprayed on the top of that or did you have your sprayed directly to the matter. Definitely want Insulation just trying to figure out best way to have it applied/installed

Thanks for the info appreciated!

I'd have to live in that building, just me and my wife. I can do the plumbing, electrical, carpentry myself as I have alot of experience doing all that and I was a licensed electrician. I would go same size but do a pole barn and house, shop would all be under one roof.

Place is looking really good Chris.

so you just watched and did nothing yourself, thats pathetic

Great info! I wonder if making this bigger (width and height) for a home, would the price double?? Two bedroom and two bathroom!

Wow! I’m in Arkansas and just got a quote for a 40x50 turn key is 62,000.

Thanks for breaking out the cost. Your workshop looks great. Can you do a walkthrough video of your workshop?

Dude you sound like you’re about to cry when you’re going over the estimate.

Thank you Chris for the information! Contacted a local metal builder and got the prices for an 40x60 and 40x80. Plan to have some living space on it since the building in going to be in a land preservation property that I own to try to imptove our local enviroment an habitat for deer and turkeys. I am very close to retirement and enjoy the outdoors and keeping active. Soo de questios is: Do I go with the 40x60 which I like base on what Isaw in your video, or 40x80. Thanks again

Thank you!